Nwosu & Burns injury report - 08/25/24

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Was holding out hope that he was ok but at least he’ll be back sooner rather than later. Assuming they start him on IR he should be available in 4 weeks minimum. Hopefully they let him heal fully so he can be the productive player we know him to be when he returns.
 

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It will be interesting to see how MM handles injuries. 2-6 weeks under Pete meant about 8 weeks. Wouldn't it be amazing to have this player back in 4 or less weeks?
 

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You are allowed to cut block and this was a legal block. See the link for the explanation of the rule.



You can link stuff until your blue in the face, it wasn’t a legal block. Period otherwise.

The fact that some of you are defending the block, that actually hurt the Uchenna and technically the team now they’re without him…

But I’ll leave this here.. sorry it goes against the narrative that some of you want to keep saying it was legal.



It was by all means a Text book illegal chop block.. AND most the examples shown in the video from the NFL, are IDENTICAL to the illegal CHOP BLOCK that the Browns committed.
 

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You can link stuff until your blue in the face, it wasn’t a legal block. Period otherwise.

The fact that some of you are defending the block, that actually hurt the Uchenna and technically the team now they’re without him…

But I’ll leave this here.. sorry it goes against the narrative that some of you want to keep saying it was legal.



It was by all means a Text book illegal chop block.. AND most the examples shown in the video from the NFL, are IDENTICAL to the illegal CHOP BLOCK that the Browns committed.
As stated earlier in this thread, the initial cut block on this was not illegal. It was only when the running back came up high that made it an illegal chop block but it’s the first legal block that everyone’s complaining about. If you have an issue with it further take it up with the NFLPA, Roger, and the owners because they all approved it. If your opinion is that you think that should be considered an illegal block then that is fine but it’s a completely different argument than it was illegal.
 

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As stated earlier in this thread, the initial cut block on this was not illegal. It was only when the running back came up high that made it an illegal chop block but it’s the first legal block that everyone’s complaining about. If you have an issue with it further take it up with the NFLPA, Roger, and the owners because they all approved it. If your opinion is that you think that should be considered an illegal block then that is fine but it’s a completely different argument than it was illegal.
The play looked a lot like this to me:

A1 chops a defensive player while A2 confronts the defensive player in a pass-blocking posture but is not physically engaged with the defensive player (a “lure”).

What you are describing sounds like this, which also seemingly happened

A1 blocks a defensive player in the area of the thigh or lower, and A2, simultaneously or immediately after the block by A1, engages the defensive player high (“reverse chop”).

These are both illegal chop blocks in the actual rules from the NFL that were linked
 
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